About this movie
Baroque opera is a battlefield once more. Just as 17th-century Venice thrived on rivalry, dazzle and excess, today’s Early Music scene brims with competition. Into this arena, the Bayreuth Baroque Opera Festival — founded only in 2020 — has stormed with astonishing speed, staking its claim through neglected Italian gems and the intoxicating intimacy of the UNESCO-listed Margravial Opera House. No dry concepts here: Bayreuth trades in beauty, detail, and theatrical seduction. This year’s jewel, Cavalli’s Pompeo Magno (1666), became both a Venetian centrepiece and a specialist’s odyssey under conductor Leonardo García-Alarcón.
Quick facts
Your reaction
Questions about Pompeo Magno
📲 Send the link to a WhatsApp or Telegram group.
Once someone clicks it, your access is unlocked automatically.
Waiting for someone to click the link…
Link clicked! Access unlocked.
🎬 Share to your group — instant access, no sign-up required
